First article on Forbes. Thanks to #[0]​, #[1]​, #[2]​, and Jason Lowery for the interviews!
Financial advisors need to study Bitcoin in order to prepare for a changing economic order, systemic risks and a possible return to a sound money standard. $1,744,940.22 $1,006,265.68 What’s the difference between these two numbers? The first is $100,000 compounded for 30 years at roughly the long-run rate of return for stocks, or 10%. The second is $100,000 placed into a specially selected basket of diversified stock funds that basically do the same thing — less the 2% management fee your financial advisor is charging you. https://bitcoinnews.com/bitcoin-lunch-financial-advisors/
Anyone seen #[0]​ ? He said he could help me find himself.
Hey #[0]​ I sent a DM. Don’t want to get lost in the noise of the last post. Would love to feature you in an article for Forbes.com so we can help educate the world on “Why Bitcoin”
I signed a contributor contract with Forbes.com yesterday, with the goal of helping to educate the masses on bitcoin. Was wondering if anybody knew #[0]​ - I am wondering if he would be interested in an interview but probably need some assistance delivering the message.
Bitcoin might just be more important than ever, and I think people are starting to see it. This was inevitable and it will continue being inevitable in one form or another, as long as the system exists as is. When the fix is more money printing, which doesn’t fix anything, the collapse will always be inevitable.